Judy

What's everyone reading this weekend?

@YorkshireBook48 @catherinecooper I agree! Love the library. Interesting to note, every author gets about 12p per loan, which is on top of the royalties for the original purchase by the library.

Back to the library for my latest read! Love @catherinecooper , think this is my fourth one 😁❤️📚 Everyone should go to the library!

@Waterstones The Colour of Home looks interesting.

New releases! Which one would you pick? 😍

@bertsbooks Instructions for a heat wave by Maggie O’Farrell

So… What’s everyone reading this weekend?

@bertsbooks The Land in Winter by Andrew Miller.

What’s everyone reading this weekend?

@Adamjamesdance Brilliant. Always good to hear some positive news about the NHS and in our area in particular.

Open seven days a week, the centre will offer MRI, CT, X ray, ultrasound, endoscopy and outpatient services. A real boost for local healthcare and a fantastic facility for our community.

I was really pleased to visit the new Community Diagnostic Centre at Yeovil Hospital, ahead of it opening to patients later this month.

@LBFlyawayhome Ah, I used to love artwork that went through the seasons as a child.

It’s conventional on New Year’s Eve to do a review of the year. The year I have decided to review is 1964. (Artist: Ronald Lampitt, Look and Learn)

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@MarshSongs @RGStudiosLtd @EKHCharity Beautifully sung 👏

It's been a full-on race against 🕰️to get sorted - but the amazing folk at @RGStudiosLtd, Square Stone Media & @EKHCharity have pulled out all the stops - and we'll be sharing the premiere of the music video of #Keepingthedreamalive at 9.00pm UK TONIGHT: youtu.be/vWbs1k5vsQc

@MartinSLewis It would be good if the state could pay for teaching, nursing, medical degrees.

Today's Poll: What 'free' education do you believe the state should offer to all UK citizens (ie totally free with all costs paid for by the state)?

@bertsbooks Mr Dickens and his Christmas Carol by Samantha Silva.

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@BookDevon It was very bleak, three months of snow, known as the great freeze 62-63. My father discovered footprints looking for milk in his milk churns and reported this to police. Turned out to be two escaped prisoners from Dartmoor prison. Yes still have family in the area.

@trebletrio Hadn't realised it was that bad. My memories are more of the late 60's up in Cheshire. Do you still have connections to Crediton?

It's the Booker Prize announcment this evening (from 9.30) - any favourites among the shortlist? Join us on #devonbookhour to tell us. Or, don't you follow prizes like this?

@BookDevon Crediton area. We were cut off for months.

@BookDevon The Land in Winter looks great and is on my Xmas list. I can just about remember that snowfall back in 62 living in the Devon farming community so I can’t wait to read it.

@BookDevon Just about to finish The Lost Passenger by Frances Quinn. About someone who takes the opportunity to change their identity and start a new life in New York after surviving the Titanic.

Going live with this week's #devonbookhour. Wherever you are in the world, if you are a book lover, please say hi and tell us what you are reading this week.

@bertsbooks The Lost Passenger by Frances Quinn.

What’s everyone reading this weekend?

@BookDevon I tired We Solve Murders but it’s not for me. Now onto Britt-Marie Was Here.

What are you all reading this week? I'd love to hear your recommendations. We're live with this week's #devonbookhour

@Waterstones Circle of days

New releases! Which one would you pick? 😍

@bertsbooks Very pleased Land in Winter is there.

The Booker shortlist is here! You can buy all six in one handy bundle right here: bertsbooks.co.uk/product/booker… Which one's your favourite?

@bertsbooks The Homade God by Rachel Joyce

What’s everyone reading this weekend?